Movies Warehouse

May 06, 2017 — Disappointing look at people who are so sensitive to the chemicals and magnetic and electrical fields that they are forced to either live in far away places where these things don't exist or they…

May 05, 2017 — In the early 1980's WLIR was a Long Island based progressive rock station that switched formats to all New Music (New Wave) because in the proceeding half decade their shows playing the new music…

May 04, 2017 — Portrait of comedian/actor Andy Dick and the wild and and crazy things he has done as told by his friends and filmed (unbeknownst to Andy) by someone he's known since his freshman days in college…

May 04, 2017 — The opening night film of the Harlem International Film Festival is The Garden of the Peaceful Dragon. It is a portrait of Burley Luvell Benford III, an African-American veteran who lives in Kauai…

May 02, 2017 — The Farthest presents a conundrum for me. On one hand it is everything you want in a documentary-it has all the right people telling you the story of the Voyager space flights in such a way as to ma…

May 01, 2017 — They are speaking of how terrible things are while eating good food, carrying expensive weapons and driving fancy trucks - One of the talking heads explaining what happened NO MAN'S LAND is a fil…

May 01, 2017 — Deeply troubling look at the backlog of rape kits in America. While all across the county tens of thousands of rape kits, evidence taken from the bodies of rape victims, have been, only a small numbe…

April 30, 2017 — Leslie Iwerks portrait of Ella Brennan is going to make you're mouth water. This is a history of not only Brennan, her family and their restaurants but also the history of food in New Orleans and…

April 27, 2017 — David Crowley is considered a martyr in the eyes of the anti-government movement of the far right and lunatic fringe where people like Alex Jones dwell. Crowley was trying to make a film called THE G…

April 26, 2017 — The Last Animals is a documentary about elephant and rhino poaching. This is actually a topic I am very passionate about. I went to Kenya a few years ago to "meet" the last three remaining …

April 26, 2017 — The first thing that must be said about the film is that the film is is not wholly the on the ground story of the citizen Journalists in Raqqa. While we see what is happening in the besieged city mos…

April 25, 2017 — THE DEATH AND LIFE OF MARSHA P JOHNSON is complex film. Nominally the story of Miss Johnson, her life and death, the film actually casts it's film wider and takes in the story of Johnson's co…

April 25, 2017 — For Akheem is a documentary about 17 year old African American Daje who lives with her mother in not the best area of St. Louis where people around her age are getting killed regularly and she worrie…

April 23, 2017 — A look at the use of cameras and cellphones to record police activity and particularly arrests in the wake of the Oakland and Baltimore. The film is also a look at the people who serve the community …

April 23, 2017 — I saw the Viewfinders shorts collection. Here is a the first of two posts of reviews Hilda Portrait of painter Hilda O'Connell is a charming confection. Mixing reality with staged memory the film…

April 23, 2017 — Portrait of Christopher Scott, Johnnie Lindsey and Steven Phillips, three men who were wrongly accused and who now work to free others who have been wrongly convicted. The film follows the men as the…

April 23, 2017 — I don't really have the words to properly express what I think of GILBERT, a funny touching and deeply moving portrait of not only comedian Gilbert Gottfried but also his family as well. Quite si…

April 22, 2017 — The question at the heart of River Below is one that is batted about in popular culture but it rarely actually seen in action in real life, namely how far will you go to save the thing you love? Woul…

April 22, 2017 — I saw five films today and that was about it. THE DEATH AND LIFE OF MARSHA P JOHNSON is a very good look at the probable murder of Miss Johnson back in 1992. Johnson was an advocate for gay rights fe…

April 21, 2017 — THE FAMILY I HAD is a punch in the face. This is one of those stories that will leave you broken and shaken and thankful that this isn’t your family. It’s a film that will shock you with its revelat…